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You may have seen that Spring 2025 broke historical climate records, marking an unprecedented season of warmth and sunshine across the UK, according to provisional Met Office statistics.

ranging from coastal plains to mountainous interiors, experiences a wide range of weather conditions in May. The highest recorded daytime temperature for the month is 17.6°C, as recorded this year. This record reflects the region’s typically mild spring climate, influenced by the Atlantic Ocean

, and overcoming barriers’ allowed participants to share their experiences of how they use climate information to influence and inform decisions, as well as to identify associated challenges and possible solutions. The second built on this with a focus at the country level and discussions around ‘Access

, and overcoming barriers’ allowed participants to share their experiences of how they use climate information to influence and inform decisions, as well as to identify associated challenges and possible solutions. The second built on this with a focus at the country level and discussions around ‘Access

the spaces where the opportunities or barriers may develop Step 2.2 – Consider the characteristics of the user organisation and the developer team The goals of Stage 2 are to maximise the opportunities for sustainable scaling via the following steps: • Identify environmental factors influencing scaling up

Collaborative research from CSSP China used state-of-the-art climate models to uncover how global rainfall variability may change in the future.

drier. Although there’s been considerable research into how climate change may influence changes in the overall amount of rainfall in the future, research into rainfall variability is less understood. Rainfall variability describes how rainfall may fluctuate over time and tells us how big

Mark is science manager of the climate attribution team.

Areas of expertise Climate Attribution Climate Monitoring UK Climate Urban climate Regional climate prediction Land surface modelling My Publications - McCarthy, M Current activities Mark's work is to lead the climate attribution team to provide analysis of the human influence on global

Cath leads the Understanding Climate Change area which includes work on understanding and modelling key physical climate processes and feedbacks.

Global Climate Modelling, Global Water Cycle, Extreme events, Climate sensitivity and feedbacks to Man's influence and development of Seamless Ensemble Prediction systems. Career background Cath joined the Met Office in 1986 after completing a first degree in Mathematics at the University of Leeds

. Their livelihoods are highly dependent on the weather. Yet very few of them receive any useful weather or climate information from the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) at present. This proposal seeks to develop a series of downscaled weather forecasts that are already being produced and disseminated by many

. Their livelihoods are highly dependent on the weather. Yet very few of them receive any useful weather or climate information from the Kenya Meteorological Department (KMD) at present. This proposal seeks to develop a series of downscaled weather forecasts that are already being produced and disseminated by many

two heatwaves, past studies have shown it is virtually certain that human influence has increased the occurrence and intensity of extreme heat events such as this.   "Numerous climate attribution studies have shown that human influence increased the chance that specific extreme heat events would occur